Epipremnum aureum

Golden Pothos, Devil's Ivy, Devil's Vine

Easy careTerrestrialMildly toxic20–400 cm

A tough trailing vine with glossy, heart-shaped leaves splashed in green and yellow. It can climb or hang, and grows quickly in most indoor conditions. In a terrarium it works well in larger setups, but the substrate should dry slightly between waterings to prevent root rot.

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Care

Prefers medium humidity, bright indirect light, with 15–30 °C, and reaches 400 cm at maturity.

Light

Bright indirect(preferred)Indirect light

Humidity

Medium (40–60%)(preferred)High (60–80%)

Temperature

10°C25°C40°C

15°C – 30°C

Soil

Well draining(preferred)

Moisture

Moist(preferred)

Soil pH

6 – 7

Propagation

No description available.

Native range

Native to Malesia.

Appearance

Growth habit

ClimbingTrailing

Leaf shape

OvalHeart

Leaf texture

Glossy

Frequently asked

Can Golden Pothos grow in a closed terrarium?

Golden Pothos prefers medium (40–60%) humidity, which is below the level a closed terrarium typically maintains. It is better suited to an open terrarium or houseplant setup.

Does Golden Pothos need drainage?

Golden Pothos prefers a moist substrate. Drainage is helpful but not critical; consistent moisture matters more.

What humidity does Golden Pothos need?

Golden Pothos does best in medium (40–60%) humidity.

Is Golden Pothos pet-safe?

Golden Pothos is mildly toxic if ingested — keep out of reach of pets and children.

How tall does Golden Pothos grow?

Golden Pothos typically reaches 20–400 cm at maturity.

How do you propagate Golden Pothos?

Golden Pothos can be propagated by stem cuttings.

References

No references listed for this species.